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2. Below is a graph showing transport velocity of two solutes (A and B). Based on the observed kinetics, what conclusions can
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The carrier-mediated transport is seen in solute A and the solute B transports by the process of simple diffusion.

The graph for the transport of the solute A achieves the constant point with the increasing concentration of the solute when all the carriers are saturated. The transport of solute B is constantly increasing with the concentration of the solute and indicates the occurrence of the process of the diffusion.

Therefore, solute A undergoes carrier-mediated transport and solute B undergoes simple diffusion.

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